External Speakers, do you really want them ?
While boondocking on a local lake we had quite a storm and found a drip in a kitchen cabinet. Back tracking we found the culprit. Here is the photos and repair story. Photo and repair story
Forum Discussion
kellertx5er wrote:
I don't think I have ever come across a more polarizing topic than this. Even the Ford vs GM vs Dodge/Ram guys don't go at it like this!
Scratch out the word "speakers" and insert "Outside lights" and you will get the same reaction. LOL. And remember this thread started off with the OP describing how he discovered a leak and how he fixed it, not how much he enjoyed listening to music on them, or how loud he played them.
And I don't get why those that post that they enjoy outdoor speakers always sneak in some reference to how they play them softly, or they are respectful. I seldom listen to the outdoor speakers. However when I do, I set my volume as loud or as soft as it takes to make me happy. And I expect others to do the same. You either like them and use them, or you don't. I make no apologies. I don't come to a community and demand that they keep their kids quiet, or that they don't idle their diesel engines. I am respectful of others rights to enjoy their vacation. I'm not going to live there forever, I will never see these people again, and I don't sweat the small stuff.
No one has to buckle under and placate those that do not have your views with soft platitudes and excusers. The anti speaker people never say that they gently ask the person listening to music to turn them down, or apologize for pushing their views on them. They scream for their heads and want them evicted from "their" campground.
And don't even get me started on those that use the words "noise pollution" or "light pollution" as it was some kind of electronic smog. :M
